Title: “Love Your Momma, Drive a Truck”(Cover)

Title: “Love Your Momma, Drive a Truck” Country Duet Verse 1 – (Male) Granddaddy taught me how to shake a hand Work real hard, take a stand Keep my word and don’t talk tough ‘Cause real strong men don’t need that stuff He said, “Son, when life gets rough There’s two things that’ll be enough…” Verse 2 – (Female) Mama told me when I was young Pray at night and bite your tongue Don’t chase glitter, chase what’s true Find a man who’s good to you One who knows when push comes shove It all comes back to simple love Pre-Chorus – (Both, soft harmony) You can keep your big city lights Your fancy cars and neon nights Chorus – (Both, strong harmony) Just love your momma, drive a truck Thank the good Lord for your luck Hold the door and say “yes ma’am” Stand your ground, but lend a hand Life ain’t written in a book It’s dirt road straight, not polished up If your heart’s honest, that’s enough Love your momma, drive a truck Verse 3 – (Male) I ain’t got a mansion view But I got Friday nights with you Tailgate down by the river bend Radio playing an old-time friend Your hand sliding into mine Hey, that’s my dollar and my dime Verse 4 – (Female) You show up when the day’s been long Sing off-key to our favorite song You call my daddy “sir” with pride And you never let me walk outside Without that arm around my back Like you’re guarding something you won’t lack Pre-Chorus – (Both) We don’t need a silver spoon We got stars and a harvest moon Chorus – (Both) Just love your momma, drive a truck Count your blessings, not your bucks Kiss me slow at a red light Say you’ll stay for all my life It ain’t diamonds, it ain’t luck It’s muddy boots and falling in love If your word’s solid, that’s enough Love your momma, drive a truck Bridge – (Female solo, gentle) When the storms roll in and the fields flood over Will you still pull me a little bit closer? (Male) Hey, I’ll park that truck in the pouring rain Run through the mud just to say your name (Both, building harmony) We’ll raise some babies who know what’s what Respect their elders, earn their cut Sunday dinners, front porch swings Find the joy in little things Final Chorus – (Big harmony) So love your momma, drive a truck Keep it real and keep in touch Dance in the kitchen, laugh too loud Make your people proud, real proud When the world gets wild and rough Come on home, that’s close enough If your heart’s steady, that’s the stuff Love your momma, drive a truck Outro – (Soft, intertwined voices) Love your momma… Drive that truck… And if you got me… That’s more than enough.